What is the salary like at Raytheon?

Good benefits, flexible work schedule, good pay.

Stressful work, difficult to make changes, high expectations.

Good pay, work from home

No real growth for accountants

Great work culture, benefits, and pretty good pay.

None that I can think of, I guess continue to pay their workers more and more especially if they are performing well.

Great pay, benefits and perks.

They build missiles that are sold to foreign countries who commit atrocities.

Good Benefits, good pay, balance of work and family

Not winning a big contracts lately

Work from home, good pay and flexibility.

Big company with lots of red tape.

Great pay, very generous work schedule

Long days, but worth the Fridays off

Flexible working schedule, good pay, great benefits, can work with great teams and programs.

Red tape on many processes, hard to have enough budget for new equipment, have to find work yourself when it gets slow.

Great pay, great people, and a good work environment.

Opportunities were limited as was the scope of most employee's job duties.

Decent salary, maternity/paternity leave is on par with competitors, decent PTO policy, some management allows flexible work scheduling but not all.

Execs got heavily fined for doing illegal stuff, now all that is trickling down to the employees. Layoffs, department shutdowns, outsourcing, RTO mandate so they get their office space tax breaks. They're heavily pushing IT work into "the cloud" so they can lay off their employees and pay AWS/Azure/IBM for it instead. Management is very hit or miss, I've had some of the best and some of the worst management I've ever experienced here. The good is really good, but the bad is so bad and doesn't ever get checked. If you try to speak up they say you can't be retaliated against, but the manager will make your life a living nightmare without consequence. Health insurance costs are obscene and the insurance is garbage, high deductables, covers little to nothing. The 401k now compensates you only in RTX stock so they can boost their stock numbers, too, which seems unethical to me but somehow is legal.